Question 21810 — people with disabilities

Summary

Mr. Christophe Arend alerts the Secretary of State, attached to the Prime Minister, responsible for disabled people, to the accessibility to employment of young adults with particular disabilities in an ordinary environment. In the ordinary school system, there are support measures for young people with disabilities such as the use of school assistants (AVS), who now support students with disabilities. (AESH) shared within localized inclusive support centers (PIAL). If these children are accepted into higher education, on a work-study basis, families can intervene to continue to have an AVS. But the situation is getting complicated financially for families. Indeed, for example, a work-study BTS student will receive 1,000 euros and the family will have to finance 2,000 euros per month for AVS. At this stage, it is already of a discriminatory situation for certain families. The major problem will arise after the studies of the young working person with a disability. In the pursuit of these young adults in the ordinary world of work, not only is nothing planned, but in addition, a legal vacuum remains. The latter results in the reluctance of bosses to hire a young disabled adult who would be accompanied by an AVS, because this no one would be covered by the usual company insurance and their presence within the company is not justified in any legal framework. Faced with this situation, two choices are favored by companies: not filling the prescribed quotas of disabled workers, preferring to pay penalties; or attempt to fill these quotas through their own employees, older in age and with back pain or other occupational illnesses which entitle them to the status of disabled workers. In order not to leave the families of these young adults with particular disabilities to fight alone, for access and support during studies and especially for their access to the job market, specific support measures must be put in place. Otherwise, intolerable discrimination is inevitable, to the extent that young adults from families without means are placed in psychiatric centers where they will not progress and will no longer have a normal life. Indeed, only families with certain means will be able to offer them frameworks that allow these young adults to evolve, progress and live a dignified life. There remains access to the world of work in an ordinary environment, which should not be definitively theirs. farm. He asks what measures the Government intends to take to better support young workers with particular disabilities and their families so that they can have a fulfilling life and work in an ordinary environment.

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